Fishers Sub.

Fishers Sub. looks like a modest seven-acre slice of East Hills at first glance—small lot sizes, solid median prices hovering around $396K—but what you're really buying is access to one of Grand Rapids' most magnetic neighborhoods without the pretense. You're four minutes from downtown, steps from a transit stop, and literally a two-minute walk from restaurants (try picking just one from the 379 options within a mile). Coffee? Steps away. Grocery? Three minutes on foot. The dining score here is nearly perfect at 9.6 out of 10, which tells you everything about the Cherry Street corridor's pull. School families land in Grand Rapids Public Schools, while the subdivision itself sits snugly in East Hills, that brick-paved neighborhood of late-1800s homes and genuine walkability. Cherry Hill Green is a three-minute stroll if you need a park bench, and you've got serious recreation within a mile—20 parks total. The trade-off? Tight lots and less lawn than traditional suburbs, but here that's not a bug. It's the whole point.